Engineering, 10.08.2021 15:10 kpopqueen0

The following data pertains to a hydraulic press: The diameters of the plunger and ram are 50 mm and 0.5 m respectively.

The ram is 1.75 m below the plunger and the mass density of the liquid

in the hydraulic press is 820 kg/m3. The mass of the plunger and the ram

are 6 kg and 400 kg respectively. The plunger is forced vertically down

by a lever with a mechanical advantage of 6 to 1 onto which a force of

800 N is applied. The ram moves upwards when the plunger moves

downwards. Determine the maximum lifting force exerted by the ram.

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